Late hours
It stayed open into the early hours, making it a useful late-night food stop for nearby customers.
Al Jaffiliya
Antar Cafeteria was a fast-food and juice stop inside the ADNOC station in Al Jaffiliya, with reviews highlighting shawarma, burgers, paratha and fresh juices. It was valued for quick refuelling meals and late-night availability, although the latest supplied review says the shop has sadly shut down.
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It stayed open into the early hours, making it a useful late-night food stop for nearby customers.
Banana milkshake, avocado juice and tender coconut juice were repeatedly singled out for rich taste.
Reviews mention shawarma, mutton burgers, Angus beef burgers and all-day paratha breakfasts.
The ADNOC location provided a convenient stop with a maintained dining area for travellers.
One breakfast order covering parathas, tea and coffee came to 31 AED, with staff praised in the same review.
Some customers found the cafeteria clean, well presented and comfortable for a quick meal.
Check status. Confirm whether it has reopened before travelling; the latest supplied review says the shop has shut down.
Prefer pickup. If operating, pickup may be safer than delivery: one customer waited 1.5 hours for a 10-minute-distance order.
Try juices. For a drink, consider the banana milkshake or avocado juice, which reviewers describe as rich and satisfying.
Ask advice. First-time visitors were advised to ask staff or the manager for recommendations before choosing from the menu.
Check portions. Confirm the price and portion before ordering, since several reviews describe the food as expensive or small.
Skip karak. Karak tea is a risky order based on a review alleging diluted preparation and Lipton tea-bag use.
Plan the visit
Delivery reliability was a serious concern, with reports of waits of 1.5 to two hours and food arriving cold.
Several customers considered the food expensive for the portions or quality compared with nearby cafeterias.
Karak and regular tea received harsh criticism, including complaints of watered-down or stale tea.
Reviews range from tasty meals to cold, stale, dry or poorly prepared sandwiches and shawarma.
Some customers reported rude phone staff, inattentive service and complaints receiving no action.
These are customer-reported mentions, not a current price list. Prices may have changed.
one cheese paratha, two egg paratha, one beef Parata, one tea and one coofee
“I payed 31 aed for one cheese paratha, two egg paratha , one beef Parata, one tea and one coofee”Google review · May 2023
The Bottom Line
Antar Cafeteria was a grab-and-go food stop inside the ADNOC station in Al Jaffiliya. The supplied reviews describe it as a place for shawarma, burgers, paratha breakfasts and juices, with its late opening hours especially useful to nearby customers and drivers. One long-time customer still remembered the mutton burger after 15 years.
The drinks were a clear draw. Banana milkshake, avocado juice, pineapple juice and tender coconut juice all appear in positive reviews, while the all-day paratha breakfast was another practical option. One customer paid 31 AED for cheese, egg and beef parathas with tea and coffee.
The station setting also included a maintained dining area for a comfortable break. Expect some inconsistency. Several customers praised fresh food, cleanliness and friendly service, but others reported cold deliveries, soggy fries, dry shawarma and poor-quality sandwiches.
5 to two hours in separate reviews, so pickup would have been the safer choice when available. Tea, particularly karak, attracted some of the sharpest complaints, and prices were sometimes considered high for the quantity. Most importantly, the latest supplied review, dated January 2025, says the shop has shut down.
Check its current operating status before making a trip.